Artists
120 Broadway
Manuel Acevedo Negar Ahkami Kenseth Armstead* Michael Cataldi* Lishan Chang Kevin Cooley* Cesar Cornejo Dave Eppley Lilah Freedland Marc Ganzglass Rossana Martinez* Jillian McDonald John Movius Laura Nova Sarah Oppenheimer Kristen Schiele*
200 Hudson St. Yasser Aggour Scott Andresen* Hrafnhildur Arnardottir* Michael Bilsborough* Michelle Handelman Yoko Inoue Diego Medina* Trong Nguyen Xaviera Simmons Mary Ellen Strom Roberto Visani
Writers Jill Magi* Ranbir Sidhu*
Visiting Artists Albert Heta, ArtsLink Fellow Klaus Schafler, Workspace Fellow
On-Site Assistant Angelo Angeles
* Audio interview
Don’t Speak…, 2000 Don’t See…, 2000 Don’t Hear…, 2000 Fiber Glass, Resin 5’ x 5’ x 4’ each “These sculptures are based on the Asian three monkeys saying and some of the personal internal processes one undergoes as an immigrant.” Click to enlarge
Estrella (Star), 2003 Site-specific, wood sculpture 14’ x 14’ x 14’ “A star made out of wooden debris, the same way we might use our own personal resources to become whole, to shine.” Click to enlarge
Born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico and studied at the Instituo Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente (ITESO.) Solo shows at Universidad de las Americas, Puebla, Museo de las Artes of Universidad de Guadalajara, Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil and Exteresa Arte Contemporáneo, both in Mexico City, among others. He has participated in group exhibitions in Mexico, Cuba, Turkey, South Africa, Canada, France and United States. Awards include FONCA, Rockefeller Foundation, Arts International and artist’s residency at Yerba Buena Arts Center, San Francisco. He has led workshops about art and migration for the Mexican community in New York City and the metropolitan region of Puebla and Cholula, Mexico. He is the Director and founder of the organization Circulo de Arte y Cultura en Nueva York.
